The Centennial History of the Battle of Bennington;
The Centennial History of the Battle of Bennington;
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Stark was one of the first to start for the sea- Coast, upon hearing of the affair at Lexington and Concord. He had left instructions for such as desired to follow him as volunteers in the cause of the Colonists, to rendezvous at Medford, a small town four or five miles from Bpston. About twelve hundred men obeyed his call, although some of these returned home on discovering that the pursuit of military glory was not without its attendant danger. . These men were formed into two regiments, and ...Stark received, his commission ^ as Colonel of what was known as the First New , Hampshire. , This regiment served with consider- able credit at the battle of Bunker Hill, more properly Breed's Hill, where they occupied a po- sition on the left wing of the American lines of defence. They came out of the action with a loss of sixty in killed and wounded.
Colonel Stark and his men followed the fortunes of the army until the time of the regimental en- listment had expired. He Succeeded, however, in Digitized by LjOOQ IC 26 The Battle of Bennington.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stark was one of the first to start for the sea- Coast, upon hearing of the affair at Lexington and Concord. He had left instructions for such as desired to follow him as volunteers in the cause of the Colonists, to rendezvous at Medford, a small town four or five miles from Bpston. About twelve hundred men obeyed his call, although some of these returned home on discovering that the pursuit of military glory was not without its attendant danger. . These men were formed into two regiments, and ...Stark received, his commission ^ as Colonel of what was known as the First New , Hampshire. , This regiment served with consider- able credit at the battle of Bunker Hill, more properly Breed's Hill, where they occupied a po- sition on the left wing of the American lines of defence. They came out of the action with a loss of sixty in killed and wounded.
Colonel Stark and his men followed the fortunes of the army until the time of the regimental en- listment had expired. He Succeeded, however, in Digitized by LjOOQ IC 26 The Battle of Bennington.
What to read after The Centennial History of the Battle of Bennington;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Warren Coburn to read onlineMoreLess
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